Among the 50 passionate and witty people he interviewed, two echo uncannily: "Every time you think about Martin Luther King Jr., every time you think about Malcolm X, then you ought to be ashamed of yourself to squander your right to vote," says the late Bishop Preston Washington of the Memorial Baptist Church in Harlem.
Casting a vote for OHA Trustees Hawaii voters too often squander their right to vote for trustees to the Office of Hawaiian Affairs OHAA).
There is no reason to believe that he is rehabilitated, and he has indeed squandered his right to associate with the game.
Mr. Hague accused the Labor government of squandering "the rights and independence that so many of our countrymen lived for and sweated for and died for" and concluded, "Say whatever else you like about a Conservative Britain, but at least a Conservative Britain will still be Britain".
This law squanders my rights as a citizen of Michigan and a resident of Detroit".
He's trying to protect them from squandering the rights generations have worked so hard to achieve.
I don't often discuss reality show stars and the Kardashians have never been a topic of discussion on The David Pakman Show, but what is a real opportunity to discuss important issues facing the transgender community is unsurprisingly being squandered by right-wing media, instead choosing to ridicule and mock in a way reminiscent of school bullying.
If he wanted to pedal that fast to attain top speed on the Second Avenue hill that sloped down from the high Eighties, then it was his right to squander it.
Massive, perhaps, in the sense described by Robert Hardman, a journalist and author, in The Daily Mail: "We have been treated like imbeciles by those who believe they have a divine right to squander other people's money in the name of sport".
But in trying to turn that "primarily" into a "completely," the right has squandered this advantage.
